How to Record Calls on Windows

Keep a record of your calls with these tips for Windows. There are times when you need to record calls on your computer - for purely legitimate reasons. Windows allows you to do

so, but the feature is disabled by default. In this guide, we will discover how to record on Windows using the built-in feature as well as discuss some third-party applications

that can help. Proceed with the method that works best for you while keeping the legal guidelines in mind. 1. Use the Voice Recorder App The easiest way to record calls on Windows

is by using the Voice Recorder application that comes built into Windows. Here is how you can use it to record your calls: Press the Win + S keys to launch the Windows Search

panel. Type Voice recorder in the search bar and click Open. If this is your first time using the Voice Recorder application, the app will most likely update itself first so hang

in there. In the app, choose your preferred sound device on the left side of the window. Once done, click on the recording button to begin the recording when you are ready.

Alternatively, press the Ctrl + R keys on the keyboard to start the recording. Click Yes in the User Account Control prompt to grant the app permission to access your sound device.

Press the Pause button or press the Alt + P keys together to pause the recording. To stop the recording, press the Stop button or press the Esc, Enter, or Space keys on your

keyboard. Once the recording has stopped, you can share it by pressing the Share icon in the top right corner of the window. To access more options, click on the three dots in the

top right corner. You can choose to rename and delete the recording or access the settings menu. Your recording is now ready to be used. In case the Voice Recorder app fails to

record, it might be because the Stereo Mix mixer is disabled. In that case, you should first enable it and then follow the steps we have listed above. Follow these steps to

proceed: Press the Win + R keys together to open a Run dialog. Type "mmsys.cpl" in the text field of the dialog box and click Enter. Now, head over to the Recording tab and

right-click on an empty space. Choose Show Disabled Devices from the context menu. You should now see Stereo Mix in the dialog. Right-click on it and choose Enable. Once done,

right-click on the sound icon in your taskbar. Choose Sound settings > More sound settings. Head over to the Recording tab and click on your microphone. Go to the Listen tab and

checkmark the box associated with Listen to Device. Click Apply > OK to save the changes. Once this is done, you can use the recorder app of Windows to successfully record the